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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2025 · 21 MIN

Hope, Innovation, and the Future of Education with former Secretary of Education Cardona

from Fearless Schools Podcast · host Creative Leadership Solutions

In this episode of the Fearless Schools podcast, we interview Dr. Miguel Cardona, the 12th U.S. Secretary of Education. We discuss Dr. Cardona's journey in education, the importance of mentorship, the power of bilingualism and biculturalism, and the challenges facing public education today. Dr. Cardona shares insights on educational innovations during the pandemic, the significance of teacher apprenticeships, and offers advice for educators to stay hopeful and focused on their purpose. After checking out this Fearless Schools podcast, listeners will be informed and inspired for the bright road ahead! Key Takeaways A teacher's encouragement led Dr. Cardona to pursue a career in education. Bilingualism and biculturalism are seen as superpowers in education. Collaboration and understanding different perspectives are crucial in leadership. Reopening schools during the pandemic was a significant achievement. Every educator has the potential to make a significant impact on their students' lives.

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